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Have you ever heard of the Child Status Protection Act? The Child Status Protection Act (CSPA) was created by Congress in 2002 to essentially ‘freeze’ a child’s age to the time of an immigration petition being filed so that children’s ability to immigrate with their parents would be protected. This year USCIS updated its guidance as to when an immigrant visa becomes available for the purpose of calculating an applicant’s CSPA age. Read our latest blog to learn about this change.

In many of the green card applications we handle, clients often require an additional sponsor to meet the financial requirements to be eligible to obtain lawful permanent residents. Not long ago, USCIS published a proposed rule change affecting this process.